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Marcia RobertsSophos recommends the following privacy settings when using Facebook, to protect yourself from ID theft.
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Jeff GrosseTake some time to evaluate your Facebook account and your current security settings. Sophos recommends some ways to lock it down a bit and protect yourself.
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Evelyn Peavydetailed recommendations about how to set your facebook account to maintain safety
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Janice StearnsGreat tips on adjusting your privacy settings in facebook.
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Randy ZiegenfussSophos recommended privacy settings for Facebook
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Marcia RobertsSophos recommends the following privacy settings when using Facebook, to protect yourself from ID theft.
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Susan SedroFacebook walkthrough - adjust your privacy settings
This guide walks you through Sophos-recommended privacy settings in Facebook, and shows you how to set more secure levels of privacy and reduce the chance of becoming a victim of online identity theft. -
Michael RichardsHere is a list from Sophos concerning your security on Facebook. This would be a good resource to give to a newbie, especially for teenagers.
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Doug PetersonID fraudsters target Facebook and other social networking sites to harvest information about you. Sophos experts recommend you set the following Facebook privacy options to protect against online identity theft.
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Will RichardsonThis guide walks you through Sophos-recommended privacy settings in Facebook, and shows you how to set more secure levels of privacy and reduce the chance of becoming a victim of online identity theft.
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Chris WhiteFacebook best practice
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Jon TannerStep-by-step settings for how to set up your Facebook privacy settings to reduce the risk of identity theft.
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Tami BrassGreat walk-through
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D WalshGeneral safety tips for Facebook\nAdjust Facebook privacy settings to help protect your identity\nUnlike some other social networking sites, Facebook has provided some powerful options to protect you online - but it's up to you to use them!\n\nThink carefully about who you allow to become your friend\nOnce you have accepted someone as your friend they will be able to access any information about you (including photographs) that you have marked as viewable by your friends. You can remove friends at any time should you change your mind about someone.\n\nShow "limited friends" a cut-down version of your profile\nYou can choose to make people 'limited friends' who only have access to a cut-down version of your profile if you wish. This can be useful if you have associates who you do not wish to give full friend status to, or feel uncomfortable sharing personal information with.\n\nDisable options, then open them one by one\nThink about how you want to use Facebook. If it's only to keep in touch with people and be able to contact them then maybe it's better to turn off the bells and whistles. It makes a lot of sense to disable an option until you have decided you do want and need it, rather than start with everything accessible.
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